Pas* Four
Sc h ra u lì i age I —Sore n se n Married
August 19 in Setting of Daisies
Visit Mr». Hartman
The Nyssa
PTA will hold
their first meeting Thursday,
September 21 at 8 p.m. in the
school cafeteria.
Plans have been made this
year for a different way to
introduce the new teachers, and
for everyone to get acquainted
with the returning staff.
The teachers would like to
be able to meet with the parents
of each child in their rooms, so
please attend to make this pos
sible.
This promises to be an in
teresting and enjoyable meet
ing. See you there!!
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A reception honoring the 35th Wedding Anniversary of Mary
Ann and Ed Maulding will be held at the Nyssa United Metho
dist Church Social Hall on Sunday. September 24th from 2 to
5 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
COMING EVENTS
Sue Schraufnagel and Richard
Sorensen were united in mar
riage August 19, 1972 in Lewis
ton, Idaho in the St. Jame’s
Catholic Church.
The Rev. Donald Riffle of
ficiated at the ceremony which
took place in a setting of white
daisies and sprigs of lilv-of-
the-valley.
Sue is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Schraufnagel
of Lewiston and sister of Dale
Schraufnagel of Nyssa. Richard
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lindley Sorensen of Caldwell.
The bride was attended by
her sister, Mrs. Warren (Linda)
Boxleitner, Belton, Mo., as mat
ron of honor. Bridesmaid was
Miss
Tonna
McKelway of
Lewiston.
Best man was Terry Oyama
of Beaverton, Oregon with Paul
Ugstad, Moscow, Idaho seating
the guests.
Serving at the wedding recep-
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tion were Mrs. Kevan Varin,
Castleford,
Idaho and Miss
Marva Widman of Lewiston.
Misses Charlotte Anderson
of Parma and Lyn Phillips,
Boise were
in charge of
receiving the gifts.
Miss Vickie Stelljes, Lewis
ton attended the guest book.
The couple went to Coeur
d’ Alene and Spokane on their
wedding trip.
Richard received a B.S. de
gree in May of 1972 in physics
from the University of Idaho,
and is now doing graduate work
in physics under a fellowship
awarded him by the Health,
Education and Welfare Com
mittee.
Sue has completed two and
one-half years at the Univer
sity of Idaho and is a continu
ing student.
The couple are now at heme at
1318 Linda Lane, Moscow,
Idaho.
SENIOR CITIZEN
ACTIVITIES
The Senior Citizens will be
having a potluckdmnerSeptem-
ber 27 at the Methodist Church
Social Hall.
Their
regular
meeting will be at 10:30 and
potluck dinner will be at 12
noon.
Anyone 55 or over is
invited. Please bring your own
table service and a covered
dish.
Golden Rule Chapter »131
Order of Eastern Star held
their first fall meeting Sep-
tember 18. Worth Matron Lois
Cartwright presiding.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Fletcher from Klamath
Falls who are members ofCas-
cade Crest Chapter «159, Chi
loquin, Oregon; and Dora Upton Town And Country
and Martha Titmus from Silver
Garden Club
Star Chapter »82 Homedale,
Idaho.
Town and Country Garden
Plans for school of instruc Club met with Mae Schireman
tion will be September 26, con Thursday at 2:00 p.m. The
ducted by Dorothy Parrish As year’s projects were discus
sociate GrandConductress. The sed and the year books distri
meeting will be preceded by a buted.
An interesting program on
potluck dinner at the Masonic
"Hustas’’ was given by Eva
Hall at 6:30 p.m.
Hostess for this meeting were Chadwick.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cart
Next meeting will be at the
wright. Next meeting will be home of Velma Stam and Mrs.
Ben Payne will present the
held October 2.
program.
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JANINE MEYER
The
engagement
of their
daughter, Janine, to Denzel S.
Weeks has been announced by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
lan G. Meyer of Nyssa. Her
fiance is the son of Mrs. Albert
Helt of Nyssa and the late
William S. Weeks.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Nyssa High School and Oregon
College of Education. The fu
ture bridegroom is also a gra
duate of Nyssa High School and
a graduate of Eastern Oregon
College. He is presently em
ployed by the Southeast Oregon
Council ofGovernmentsinVale.
A late November wedding is
being planned by the engaged
couple.
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Samba Group Meets
Mrs. Fred Guthrie was hos
tess September 15 for mem
bers of the Samba Club. Guest
players were Mrs. Harvey
Miner and Mrs. Elsie Diven.
Mrs. Miner won high honors
with Mrs. T. H. Eldredge tak
ing second high.
Toastmistress Club
Bybees Surprised on Anniversary
Former Teacher»
Reception To Honor Couple
NYSSA PTA’» FIRST
MEETING OF YEAR
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Thursday, September 21, 19yj
The Nyisa Gate City Journal, Nytsa, Oregon
Mrs. Mary Guttridge, libra
rian at King County Library,
of Seattle and Miss Frances
Dawson of Yakima, Washington,
were guests of Mrs. James
Hartman and son Nubv, Satur
day and Sunday. Both Mrs.
Guttridge and Miss Dawson
were former teachers of Mrs.
Hartman's at th«' AmerlcanCol-
lege for Girls in Cairo, Egypt,
of Art and Home Ec., res
pectively.
While here they were enter
tained at a brunch hour Satur
day morning at the home of Mrs.
Dewey Schmeizel of New Ply
mouth. That evening they called
on the Rev. Raymond Wilson
in Roswell.
Sunday afternoon, several
friends of Mrs. Hartman's cal
led to meet the guests, who re
turned to their homes Monday
morning.
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Students Return
To Schools
THURSDAY, SEPT. 21 - OKK
Among the many students who
Club potluck. Merle Vanderwall will tie going to colleges and
home, 12 30 p.m.
universities this fall are:
First PTA meeting of season.
Cafeteria, 8 p.m.
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
Bethel »33, Masonic Hall,
7:30 p.m.
Patty Ross, Jack
Olsen,
FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 - United Norma Rodríguez, KayC. La
Methodist Rummage Sale at the
Fay, Barbara Tensen. Mardi
Church, 9 a m. to 3 p.m.
Tensen. Jane Joyce, Mary
Golden Age Rummage Sale.
Haburchak. Ron Sarazin, Lu
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
relie Robbins, Larry Miner,
SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 - Re
Martha Heider, RuthCarroll,
covery Inc. First Christian
Ruth Ann McGinley. Russell
Church 8 p.m.
Mynck and Gary Sadamori.
Golden Age Rummage Sale,
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
UNIVERSITY OE OREGON
KRAZY
DAZE Breakfast,
Eagles Hall. 6 to 8:3O a.m. Jon Morgan, Buree Hipp,
KRAZY DAZE Parade,2p.m. Charlene Kido, Jan Salto,
Grand
Bethel Weekend at Jeanne Saito, Reid Saito and
Steve Moss.
School Cafetorium.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 - Grand
BRIGHAM YOUNG
Bethel Weekend at SchoolCafe-
UNIVERSITY
torium.
MONDAY, SEPT. 25 - Hos
Scott Engstrom, Peggy Moore
pital Auxiliary luncheon meet
KYRSTEN RUNCORN
Kathy Stewart, Paul Trost and
ing at home of Mrs. Gerrit
Joanne Jefferies.
Stam, 1:30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs. James E Mi
TUESDAY, SEPT. 26 - TOPS
tchell, Vale, Oregon announce
•494, Adrian GradeSchool, 7:30
the engagement of their daugh
EASTERN
OREGON
COLLEGE
p.m.
ter, Krysten Runcorn to Ran
School of Instruction for OES
dall James Armstrong. Arm
Rick Chester,
Jim
Dail,
Masonic hall preceded by pot-
strong is the son of Mr. and
Manlee Wilson, Margaret
luch, 8 p.m.
Mrs. Ralph J. Armstrong of
Dority,
Susan Kouns, Dan
Yellow Rose Rebekah Lodge,
Nyssa, Oregon. He served as
Nichols and Barbara Wil-
IOOF Hall, 8 p.m.
a corpsman in the United States
hams.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.27-Sey
Navy for the past three years
SOUTHERN OREGON
nior Citizens potluck dinner,
and is stationed at PaIaient
COLLEGE
meet at 10:30, eat at noon.
River, Maryland, The roupie
Bring Cov. Dish - Methodist
will be married on Ortober
Greg Michaels, Nancy Jack-
Church Social Hall.
20, 1972 at the First United
son, Greg Purdue, Dave Dan-
THURSDAY,
SEPT. 28 -
Methodist Church, Nyssa. They
ford, Mark Stringer, Julie
Treasure Valley Toastmistress
will be making their home in
Ray and
Club, Library meeting room, Elquezabal, Mike
North Carolina where Arm
Linda Me Partland.
8 p.m.
strong is being transferred to
the Marine branch of the ser
TREASURE VALLEY
vice for the remainder of his
Violin Lessons
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
enlistment.
The Treasure Valley Toast
mistress Club will hold their To Be
Given
first meeting of their Calendar
year, Thursday, September 28 At TVCC
at 8 p.m. in the meeting room
of the Nyssa Library. The theme
Dr. William Shu, violin tea
for this year will be Re
cher affiliated with BSC, will
miniscences. At this first meet
give string lessons at TVCC
ing, the memberswill illustrate
every Saturday.
the difference between Psycho
Groups of four may take les
drama and role playing.
sons for $12 per month per
Women interested in attend student, and signups will be
ing the meeting should call Jan
Saturday, September 23 from
Shell or Adriana Kunkel. The
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the new
Nyssa Jobies will serve the
music building.
refreshments.
REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR
Danna Bratton, Ron Moffis,
Jan
Pecora, Scott Smith,
Janet Takami, Gary Win
chester and Juan Escabedo.
Barbara Patterson, Kinman
Business College, Spokane,
Greg Blanch, Linfield College,
Lora Bair, Jack Moore and
DeAnn Peterson, RicksCollege,
Lissa Nishitani, Boise State
College; Nancy Wilson and Da
vid Manley, Northwest
Na-
zarene College, Gary Ross, Wil
lamette University; Mike Ray
and Hal Brendle, Southern Ore
gon College; Mary Ann Dority,
Gonsaga University; LeahHe-
nigson, Portland State Univer
sity, and Jim Farmer, Univer
sity of Utah.
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FIRE CALLS’
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’ MR. AND MILS JAY (DON HI A) BYBEE were given »
prise 25th anniversary party Saturday, September 9 at the
of Mr. and Mrs Paul Johnston in Ont ar i The |»artv was hodg
by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston and the Bybee's daughter», p»a
and Tammy
A buffet Stvie meal was served with a beautifully decmug
tiered white cake trimmed in pink and silver which featured 250»
■\niin* t-.ii i.'It •» hiked anddi rat I try Mr» Roma AI vm K
Jay's aunt.
A "money tree" was presented to th. couple by approiinnte^
150 guests.
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Out of state guests were Mr anti Mts. timer Ja*|iies,( aid
well, Mrs. Nellie Lawr.nc. Mt and Mrs Tony Hinder. Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Noreli and Barry t urn, all of Hols. Mrs Stas
Newman, Rupert, Idaho Mr and Mrs. Jim Russell, l.ai
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs Don C iilmv, Roy, Utah. Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Courtney. Ogden. Utah and Mt and Mrs. G»ry Bybee if
Scotsdale, Arizona.
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, ..„i.i not itt< nd m pt i *«- ■ »lltdlhu * .i It I give
their greetings. They were Mr and Mrs Wally Orth. Merrill,
Oregon. Mr. and Mr
Paul Parrish, La Grand. Mr and Mrs.
Ray Bybee, Brigham City, California Mr and Mrs. Id Use»,
Walnut Creek, California, and Mi and Mrs. Dale Boyer of
Salem.
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EVENTS AROUND ADRIAN
ADRIAN
Mr and Mrs Os
car Schafer returned Monday
from a trip to Neaperce, Idaho.
While there Oscar and his two
sisters and one nephew took a
trip to Flathead Valley in M *n
tana, near Kalispell where they
once lived. Oscar and his sic-
ters left there 61 years ago.
They »ere much surprised to
f.nd many of the old buildings
still standing and In good re
pair. Two school buildings, m
where Oscar first
attended
school are still in use and in
very good shape.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan
visited Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Schafer Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raney of
Cambridge spent Sunday with
her
brother, Mr. and Mrs.
George De Haven
Iavid Looney and his grand-
mother Mrs Mona Baker at
Portland Visited Thursday eve-
ning with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Bill Looney and Mary.
Mrs. Baker spent one rugM
here, then David took Mrs
Baker to the plane in Boise
where she then went on to sat
Lake City, Utah David visit«»
his parents until Sunday, th«»
drove tuck to Portland.
Mts. Hill Looney and Mr*
Robert* 1 axle went to Fmtns
Thursday to visit their sister*
Mrs. Jim Raynor and Mrs. La
ralne Merritt, also an elderly
aunt and uncle who are visitug
them.
Mrs. Robert Long returned
to Emmett Saturday ■ vning
and spent two more days visb
ting her sister, Mrs I oral»»
Merritt and her aunt and unci»
who were there.
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Nyssa Volunteer firemen an
swered a call Wednesday, Sep
tember 13 at the A 4 W Root
beer Stand. The fire was caused
by hot grease and no damage
was reported.
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FIRST TIME IN THIS AREA
MALHEUR COUNTY LIBRARY
COUNCIL ROOM
CORNER OF S.W. 2nd AVE A
S.W. 4th STREET
ONTARIO - ONE DAYONLY
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OREGON'S SPEAKER FOR THE SENATE
Nyssa Auto Parts
11 North Third St.
•*ee
"Your N.A.P.A. Jobber"
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 372-2293
OREGON HOUSE SPEAKER BOBSMITH HASSERVEDSOUTH-
EASTERN OREGON IN THE HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES
FOR THE PAST 12 YEARS
HIS NON-PARTISAN APPROACH TO PUBLIC SERVICE HAS
EARNED HIM THE NOMINATION OF BOTH DEMOCRATS AND
REPUBLICANS FOR THF PAST SIX YEARS
HIS LEADERSHIP ABILITIES HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED
THROUGH ELECTION BY HIS COLLEAGUES TO THE TOP
POSITIONS OF LEGISLATIVE INFLUENCE.
AND HIS RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENT HAS RESULTED
IN THE ENDORSEMENT OF LEADING CITIZENS OF BOTH
PARTIES IN HIS CAMPAIGN FOR THE STATE SENATE
THIS TYPE OF PERFORMANCE IS THE REASON WHY MAL
HEUR COUNTY NEEDS OREGON’S SPEAKER IN THE SENATE
STATE SENATE
for
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SMITH FOR STATE SENATE
COMMIT! EE, SEN. ANTHONY
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COUNTY CHAIRMAN."
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Speaker of the Hout»
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